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An App Store Optimization toolkit to research keywords, generate metadata, compose screenshots/icons with AI, check Apple Review Guidelines, and push metadata t
ASO Toolkit provides a full App Store Optimization workflow for iOS/macOS projects: discover project metadata, run keyword research, generate and validate localized metadata, capture and compose screenshots, generate icons with AI, perform compliance checks against Apple Review Guidelines, and push or pull metadata via App Store Connect. It includes CLI scripts to automate init, research, metadata generation, screenshot capture/composition, icon generation, translation, competitor analysis, and compliance scoring.
Use when preparing or optimizing an App Store listing: before releases to improve discoverability, when localizing metadata for new markets, when creating marketing screenshots/icons, or to validate compliance prior to submission. Also useful in CI pipelines for automated checks and dry-run previews.
scripts/run.sh driver for commands (init, research, metadata, push, pull, screenshots, icons, check, translate, score).Designed for Claude Code / terminal-oriented agent environments on macOS where Xcode and asc CLI are available. AI features require a GEMINI_API_KEY for image/icon composition.
ASO Toolkit is a comprehensive App Store Optimization skill for iOS/macOS developers, covering keyword research, metadata generation, screenshot capture, AI icon generation, compliance checking, and App Store Connect sync. The SKILL.md is well-written with clear commands and character limits. Scripts are well-structured but only partially bundled — the main run.sh sources lib/common.sh and lib/credentials.sh which weren't included, and many cmd/ scripts are referenced but not present. Only run.sh succeeded (showing help), others failed due to missing dependencies or config files. No security concerns found.
google-genaiPillow (PIL)Well-designed ASO toolkit with thorough documentation and Apple Guidelines checklist. Main concern is that the bundled scripts are incomplete — references to lib/ and cmd/ directories that aren't included. The skill would need the full repo to function. No security issues detected — API key handling is reasonable (env var or chmod 600 file), no destructive commands, no data exfiltration.